[bkcorwin]

I am talking about this article PSA: No you cannot change the default font color for replying to emails on BlackBerry 10 | CrackBerry.com

It was from february, is this still true? If so, why on earth would they not provide this functionality? I honestly can't possibly imagine there is a reason?

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[Kris Simundson]

I am talking about this article PSA: No you cannot change the default font color for replying to emails on BlackBerry 10 | CrackBerry.com

It was from february, is this still true? If so, why on earth would they not provide this functionality? I honestly can't possibly imagine there is a reason?

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You can change the color, however it has to be done manually each time

[WArcher]

There is a pretty decent editor for Replies to messages including Bold, Italics, Points, Numbered Bullets, font size, font colour.
What were you looking for?

[Elite1]

Yes, that's still the case. Probably just an oversight which they'll hopefully address soon.

Please note: you can change the font colour manually every/any time, you just can't change it being navy by default when you open a new Reply or Forward.

PS remember to update your profile info. Are you still using an 8830?

[SteveBB10]

I don't see why some people care so much about font color. But i guess if you send a lot of emails it would get annoying.

Sent via my Z10 support your local paramedics run with scissors.

[bkcorwin]

I think colored emails look silly and unprofessional. Im sure lots of people don't care but it bothers me.

Seems like a massive oversight to not have the ability to change the default. I'll be looking forward to updates.


Updated my profile, I have a q10.

[Elite1]

Actually navy / dark blue would generally be considered the other acceptable "professional" colour for emails. I've seen it used as a default in other business settings too.

This is how you CB10, son!

[Bla1ze]

Actually navy / dark blue would generally be considered the other acceptable "professional" colour for emails. I've seen it used as a default in other business settings too.

This is how you CB10, son!

Yup, Outlook once upon a time I believe had the default reply set as navy blue / blue.

[jacksparook]

I think colored emails look silly and unprofessional. Im sure lots of people don't care but it bothers me.

Seems like a massive oversight to not have the ability to change the default. I'll be looking forward to updates.


Updated my profile, I have a q10.

Agreed, the current font is comical.

[KermEd]

Yup, Outlook once upon a time I believe had the default reply set as navy blue / blue.

It's still the default behavior in Outlook 2010 to highlight replies in navy blue.

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[Elite1]

Agreed, the current font is comical.

Hardly, but to each their own.

I actually like the navy.
*gasps*

This is how you CB10, son!